Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

o. ~ EA--alA a-Al--Al-li 1AsA week nor
ton.
Esquire Diekey has been quite III for ggeel
past.
Jacob Billings has sold cut and VIII remove to
sherman county.
Mr. Jamez Athey has just moved into Phillips
/ burg from Cloud County.
/ Golfred Baudholz OF Cambridge, IL, Who last
fall bought farm near Marvin, has returned
The HznALD's good friend John r. AfcDougsu
came In and planksd down his subscription on
Monday.
We understand that DR.. s. saddler. sf Alma, has
bought property in Woodruff and VIII move 10
I that place
Tom Bielford, Of Long Ialand, was in town q
/ few days last week visiting his brother G. ".
Biekford.
1ir. ". Il. Mcclure, late OF Indianola, Warren
county, Iowa has arrived and moved upon his
farm in this county.
sir. and AEs. c. II. Hood, Of Coneosdia, spent
last Sunday whiting their friends, Ar and Hrs
Dr. Wallace. Of This place.
Dennis Bickford has returned from Logan com
ty- he purchased property there and VIII return
and probably make that his home
Mr.. G. A. weeks and Family Of this place were
over 10 Alton the 6rst OF the week, attending the
emu Lay 4AfG4LlEL7 L4LA meeting
Ex-Couuty Treasurer D. L. smith, has been in
town several DAYS aud coutemplates taking up lie
residence in-Phnip=burg some time in the future
Mr.. 5. Weeks. who resides near Logan. favored
the IEsALD Office last week. We found him &c
be a reader aud an intelligent gentleman. or
course he renewed his subscription 10 the Official
county paper.
L. ]. Seavy. one Of the influential citizens Of
! M. b. NJ --
ON Friday last. BE says the prairie hre has been
quite destructive in his section OF the county.
Our friend Jake Bradley, who is weather
prophet, remarked Tuesday night that IL had
rained.'' We remember that it had rained All day
on the day JAKE prophesied. He is q safe weather
prophet.
1Ir. Stephen Collier. formerly OF Iowa but a
Isussn fer the past six yearz viii spend the sum
uer here training horses for Mr.. Woodward. Mr.
Collier is an expert horse trainer, having had
many years experience.
r. Degue, Of this paper, has rented MI Plot
ner's residence in the north part OF town sir
and Mrs. Piotner viii spend the sumner in visit
Ing thelE children. Mr. Dague left for Iowa yes
ter5ay 10 remove his family % PhiILips5urg-
Mrs. Adam McE.roy, OF Oberlin, came down
on s,oudzy TO spend a few days visiting her par
euts, M and Mrs. j. " Lowe, Of this place. Miss
Birdie Lowe, who hes been with Mrs. McElroy
Tor The past two months, accompanied her.
August Linden, an old acquaintance Of Geo
Cole, from Kellogg, Mimi, has opened up boot
and shoe repair shop on the west side. Mr.. Lin
don, we are told, is good shoemaker, and We
hope ne may find here plenty Of work ana make
PhiIIpsburg HE permanent home.
-. NJ. Briggs, late OF Illinois. has arrived and
moved or 20 the farm lie recently purchased Of ).
I Q. Adams few miles northwest OF town. Mr-
srlsg= was married just before coming 10 Kansas.
or course on- Of the first things he did after 81
irving was to come in and subscribe for the Hers
AID.
A j. Ream. OF Gaylord who has a harness shop
! in FhiIHpsoarg and several other towns in this
part Of Kansas was here last Friday and Saturday.
air. Ream hopes We may get the Rocz-Island but
does not feel certain that Will. He is disposed
10 think il viii be put through from Nelson west
ward on the northern survey.
John Reedcr a good farmer and solid citizen re-
siding near Long Island, was in town 10 see us On
Monday. He renewed his allegiance 10 the
HERALD. Ar. Reeder came TO this county thir-
teen years ago and says lie would rather live here
tlaa ia Ohio, luGiaua, OF Iowa, in which states he
formerly resided.
We had the pleasure Of forming the acquaint
suce this week OF W j. Colby, who has resided
the past eight years, nine miles northeast OF Phil
iipzJurg- He says this county is q well waterrd
county and finely adapted TO stock raising. il
has twenty-four living streams of water that do
not 90 dry and that there is timber in considerable
quantities along these streams
T. j. French, who resides 81 miles southwest
OF town, was in on Wednesday and ''put mp fer
the Herald. SIR. French came to Kasl-as in 1872.
settling near Beioi,. Two years ago he came to
phillips County. he likes this county much bet
ter than further east. lie has recently erected I'd
new house on his farm and is this spring planting
ont about so trees Of various varieties.
The IIzRALD's good friend p. D Kite came
ia yesterday and made us happy by not only pay
lng for his own Herald, but subscribing Tor two
friends ia Illinois. Mr. Kite is one of cur best
citizens. He came from Peoria county, Illinois,
where he owned q dne farm Of pa acres. For
years before he left his doctors bin would amount
10 from $50 TO Sl10 per year Since he has been
here it has not been 81 per year. He is delighted
with Kansas.
a little boy, aged eight years, Of County super
inteudent Young, one day last week feu OF d
stable hurting himself quite severely but not in
jurug him permanently. Mr.. Young, while mar
rating the particulars of the accident to the editor
told how his little girl, aged six, sit up ell night
by the bedside of her little brother without the
knowledge of her parents. In the morning when
asked Why she had not retired, she said she
thought ''nsy be brother might want something
ia the night and she would sit there in chair and
If he did want anything she could get Il for him "
Here is another proof that the female is more uH-
| selfish. is occupying higher moral and spiritual
plane, than the male. We have never yet heard
OF the boy six years old or twice that age, who
would sit up all night TO watch with his sick sis
ter. a prominent clergyman once said, that d
large majority Of the Inhabitants OF Heaven axe
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